Is your organisation's data for sale?

55% of Australian NFPs will face a cyber-attack they may not survive within the next year. Are you confident you’re not at risk?

It's an unsettling fact. And given 90% of small and mid-sized organisations have a combination of emails and passwords for sale on the Dark Web, the risk of your data and services falling into the wrong hands is real.

But we can help. Simply choose a time and we'll run a complementary Dark Web Analysis for your organisation so you can:

  • Find out if your organisiation is exposed,
  • Discover compromised employee credentials; and
  • Get a personal presentation of your results with our recommended next steps to reduce your risk.

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Employee credentials are a best seller on the Dark Web

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Exposed credentials are a risk - and a disaster waiting to happen

We don’t need to show you the devastating impact a data breach or a compromised financial system can have on your services.

But we do want to show you precisely what information has been exposed and what's available for purchase, so you can minimise the risk of your data and services falling into the wrong hands.

Simply click here to pick a time and discover if your organisation has been exposed on the dark web today.

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Common Questions

Below are some frequently asked questions about our dark web analysis.

You may also find some answers throughout our range of cyber security blogs.

There are numerous methods to compromise your credentials, and over the years, these methods have become increasingly sophisticated and cunning. Some of the most prevalent techniques include:

  • Phishing: Trick users into thinking these communications are legitimate, leading them to unknowingly reveal sensitive information.
  • Watering Holes: Attackers target popular websites frequently visited by the intended victims, injecting malicious code into these legitimate sites, and effectively turning them into traps.
  • Malvertising: Adversaries embed malicious software into legitimate online advertising networks. These ads, appearing on various websites, are crafted to seem innocuous and appealing.
  • Web Attacks: Attackers examine a company's internet-facing assets to find vulnerabilities they can exploit to infiltrate their network.

Attackers have numerous options once they obtain your data. After compromising your credentials, they are able to:

  • Use compromised email accounts to flood inboxes with malicious emails
  • Deploy malware to reroute users to dangerous sites or disseminate false information
  • Install malware to redirect users to harmful sites, or spread misinformation
  • Breach other accounts by utilising the same stolen credentials to penetrate multiple platforms, access sensitive data, and carry out unauthorised actions while posing as a legitimate user
  • Extract sensitive information from user environments to sell on the dark web, use for extortion, or gain a competitive edge
  • Pose as individuals to perpetrate fraud, open unauthorised accounts, or use your identity for criminal activities.

The possibility of attackers breaching an organisation's IT infrastructure is never completely eliminated, even with the most advanced cyber security measures.

These adversaries can penetrate systems through known vulnerabilities, unpatched software, and untrained employees.

Only by deploying a comprehensive set of tools, such as monitoring for suspicious activities, preventing data leaks, using multifactor authentication, implementing dark web scans and IT health checks regularly, and providing employees with extensive security awareness training, can organisations effectively protect their systems from the threats of the dark web.

Of course! Each business has unique requirements and objectives. Therefore, we customise IT security strategies based on multiple elements to strengthen their defences against cyber threats.

Absolutely!

Prior to deploying any cybersecurity solution, we conduct thorough risk assessments like Dark Web Scans and IT Health Checks to analyse your existing IT infrastructure to identify assets, risks, and vulnerabilities. We then utilise this information to address and mitigate these issues, and then implement proactive measures to reduce the likelihood of recurrence in the future.